Microsoft data training

Teach the team how the system should work, not just where the buttons are.

Good training changes how people model data, define metrics, build reports and work together. We teach Azure, SQL, Power BI and Power Platform through practical BI situations, not abstract tool tours.

Why training matters

Enterprise BI maturity is built in habits, not licenses.

Power BI and Azure adoption often starts fast, then slows down when teams disagree on models, measures, ownership, permissions, refresh logic or deployment. Training should create a common language for delivery, not just show where buttons are located.

Our programs combine tool knowledge with architecture thinking, governance, data modelling, report design and practical delivery habits.

Training modules

Build a curriculum around the exact maturity level of your team.

Modules can be delivered as a compact executive overview, analyst enablement, developer academy or a deeper end-to-end enterprise data program.

Azure environment

Tenants, subscriptions, resource groups, regions, IaaS/PaaS/SaaS, networking basics, storage, cost control and enterprise naming.

Azure data platform

SQL Server, Azure SQL Database, Managed Instance, Blob Storage, ADLS Gen2, relational and analytical storage, OLTP and OLAP patterns.

Data warehouse and lakehouse

Modern DWH concepts, medallion architecture, Synapse, Databricks, Microsoft Fabric positioning, scalability and cost-aware engineering.

ETL, ELT and orchestration

Azure Data Factory, pipelines, linked services, datasets, triggers, parameters, rerunability, monitoring and error handling.

Security and governance

Entra ID, RBAC, service principals, managed identities, Key Vault, permission hierarchy, auditability and data security patterns.

DevOps for data

Git versioning, Dev/Test/Prod separation, deployment strategy, Infrastructure as Code concepts and controlled release routines.

Power BI foundations

Desktop, Service, Gateway, Report Server, Power Query, data connections, report UX, dashboards, exports and self-service boundaries.

Advanced Power BI

Data model standards, DAX patterns, measure tables, thin reports, bookmarks, field parameters, apps, workspace governance and lifecycle.

Power Platform workflows

Power Apps, Power Automate and write-back process design for approvals, planning, data maintenance and operational feedback loops.

Learning formats

Different audiences need different depth.

Executive briefing

For leaders who need to understand platform choices, governance, cost drivers, AI readiness and enterprise BI strategy.

Analyst enablement

For business and analyst users building better reports, models, DAX measures and self-service practices.

Developer academy

For technical teams learning Azure data engineering, SQL, pipelines, semantic models, source control and maintainable delivery.

Project mentoring

For teams building a real BI solution with expert review, architecture guidance and practical coaching during delivery.

Outcome

After the course, teams should make better delivery decisions.

We do not treat training as isolated classroom time. The goal is to help your team understand how enterprise data, BI, visualization, workflow management, semantic models, data modelling and AI-ready analytics fit together.

Programs can be broad or role-specific, standard or fully custom. Pricing is scoped after we understand the audience, expected depth, format, language, environment and business outcomes.

Next step

Build a training plan around your team.

Tell us who needs training, what Microsoft tools are already in use and what business capability should improve first.

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